bryan lanza, i want to circle _ than expected. bryan lanza, i want to circle back _ than expected. we willjust be going through this entire process once again and we had january, february in 25? {30 process once again and we had january, february in 25?- january, february in 25? go to veuas, january, february in 25? go to vegas. for _ january, february in 25? go to vegas, for the _ january, february in 25? go to vegas, for the house - january, february in 25? go to vegas, for the house on - january, february in 25? go to vegas, for the house on it. . vegas, for the house on it. laughter why would he change now? there is literally— why would he change now? there is literally no mechanism to change _ is literally no mechanism to change that behaviour unless you kick— change that behaviour unless you kick them out of office. go to vegas, _ you kick them out of office. go to vegas, that the house, let's have _ to vegas, that the house, let's have a — to vegas, that the house, let's have a good time, because 2025202027, it does not matter, we will _ 2025202027, it does not matter, we wi

joining me now in studio is bryan lanza, republican strategist and former director of communications,mp transition team and annmarie hordern, washington correspondent at bloomberg. and joining us remotely from atlanta is ameshia cross, democratic strategist and former communications analyst for 0bama. think it's all three of you for being here and to guiding us through what will be an interesting speech because not only is it about the debt ceiling deal which we have been discussing and covering for many days and weeks and months, it feels like but also because this will be the president's first address from the president's first address from the oval office. i want to start up because we have some excerpts from the president's plan for marx and i want to see what you make of them. now in these, just to summarise we have averted a crisis and what we are doing to protect america's future, passing this budget agreement was critical of the states cannot have been higher and that interesting here, something has repeated, no one got everything that they wanted, but the american people got

we can bring in our panel again, nadine batchelor—hunt, political reporter, and bryan lanza. dor. listen, it is not a relationship — ambassador. listen, it is not a relationship that _ ambassador. listen, it is not a relationship that has _ ambassador. listen, it is not a relationship that has been - ambassador. listen, it is not a relationship that has been as l relationship that has been as simpatico as it was during the trump and not _ simpatico as it was during the trump and not the — simpatico as it was during the trump and not the other administration. you are _ and not the other administration. you are going to see these tensions. it is you are going to see these tensions. it isjust— you are going to see these tensions. it isjust descended practice for him at — it isjust descended practice for him at the _ it isjust descended practice for him at the point —— at this point. he usually— him at the point —— at this point. he usually gets republican cover when _ he usually gets republican cover when there are public and presidents, but now there is tension. _ presidents, bu

live now to alexandria, in virginia, to speak to bryan lanza, former deputy communications directorfoream. so good to talk to you, thank you forjoining us. how does it make you feel to see mr trump entering a courthouse, charged with these crimes? , ., ., ., ~ courthouse, charged with these crimes? , ., ., ., ., crimes? first of all, thank you for havin: crimes? first of all, thank you for having me- _ crimes? first of all, thank you for having me- it _ crimes? first of all, thank you for having me. it saddens _ crimes? first of all, thank you for having me. it saddens me, - crimes? first of all, thank you for having me. it saddens me, is - crimes? first of all, thank you for| having me. it saddens me, is what i'd say, it saddens me for the country, for mr trump, for those involved, but it is now a new stain on american politics that we now put the opposition injail, and that's just unprecedented here in the us. i have to tell you, it feels very prudent like tactics, and we will see where we end up. 50 prudent like tactics, and we will see where we end up.— prudent like tactics, and we

fife in scotland, kezia dugdale, former leader of the scottish labour party, and from washington, bryan lanzarepublican strategist and former director of communications in donald trump's transition team. looking at these developments in ukraine, this counteroffensive is something that has been anticipated for a while now. keep has been quick to talk about successes, but brian, these are small villages that they are talking about retaking. m0 are talking about retaking. no listen, they had many big achievements ahead of them that they need to— achievements ahead of them that they need to head for this counteroffensive to be viewed as a success _ counteroffensive to be viewed as a success as — counteroffensive to be viewed as a success. as we walk into the political _ success. as we walk into the political season there is going to be more — political season there is going to be more conversations about the us as a role _ be more conversations about the us as a role in— be more conversations about the us as a role in kyviv and if the counteroffensive isn't as successful there _ counteroffensive